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so rosy. what are the pitfalls? what are the risks? >> it is literally just a safety study. we do not see any complications at all. the risk would be some type of rare complication that we are completely unaware of. we have examined every complication out there and we do not think that there will be any. dennis: on the screen, there is a spinal cord. the spinal cord breaks and you put something into the spinal cord. >> yes. the leash and for about three weeks. we will intervene early so the lesion does not grow. then you have spare tissue around that lesion. functional recovery returned right below that point of injury. for people already in wheelchairs, we add to that. stuart: it is a medical device. >> it is. there will be a little tax. right now, we do not have the revenue. stuart: how much does the and implant cost? >> these patients will spend over a million dollars their first year of care. stuart: you have painted a rosy picture. >> we do have chemical data. we have published it. we have one global rewards. we presented in stockholm. a lot of people are aware of this
so rosy. what are the pitfalls? what are the risks? >> it is literally just a safety study. we do not see any complications at all. the risk would be some type of rare complication that we are completely unaware of. we have examined every complication out there and we do not think that there will be any. dennis: on the screen, there is a spinal cord. the spinal cord breaks and you put something into the spinal cord. >> yes. the leash and for about three weeks. we will intervene...
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a new forecast, rosy targets. know what rosie targets bring? new highs. the highest levels since 2007. it is bringing the other guy up along with it, avis. their car both hitting new annual highs talk about revenue growth targets for the next three years. they see a good financial output, revenues growing up to 14% by the year 2015. so good news, good news. stuart: that will do it. we are very close to a 100-point gain on the dow jones industrial average. a minor dip yesterday, straight up today, 92, higher as we speak. let's move onto charles, make some money with a company called veraphone systems. charles: when they swipe your card, typically that is veraphone. the stock has been crushed. try to find a bottom because they underestimated where a business can take a cell phone, you automatically have that. bypassing them. this is a 30-year-old company in 110 countries, it is well established. wal-mart will not distance them. they changed their motive and have have gone after gdp, high gdp. this is one of the names of would not be surprised sometime in th
a new forecast, rosy targets. know what rosie targets bring? new highs. the highest levels since 2007. it is bringing the other guy up along with it, avis. their car both hitting new annual highs talk about revenue growth targets for the next three years. they see a good financial output, revenues growing up to 14% by the year 2015. so good news, good news. stuart: that will do it. we are very close to a 100-point gain on the dow jones industrial average. a minor dip yesterday, straight up...
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we're going to take a look what is behind the decline and some new data shines a rosy light on the housing market but is it really time for real estate investors to get back in the game? we have two top experts to break it down. more "money" coming your way. melissa: not a good day for oil. concerns over the strength ever the global economy sent oil prices diving below 88 bucks a barrel at one point today, the lowest in months. let's break down what it means for investors and the economy. with me energy guru, steven scrk of the schork report. and the managing partner and chief investment. good to have you both of you on the show. when you have volatile markets in the face of outside oil events, it is helpful to hear from people in the involved in the markets. steven, i ked you about what you were hearing. you fielded a lot of phone calls. what are people saying to you in the past 24 hours? >> they really want to know what is the driver behind this. and essentially, melissa it is continuation whether in the gold market which we've been seeing telltales of weakness the past few months. that
we're going to take a look what is behind the decline and some new data shines a rosy light on the housing market but is it really time for real estate investors to get back in the game? we have two top experts to break it down. more "money" coming your way. melissa: not a good day for oil. concerns over the strength ever the global economy sent oil prices diving below 88 bucks a barrel at one point today, the lowest in months. let's break down what it means for investors and the...
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we're going to take a look what is behind the decline and some new data shines a rosy light on the housing market but is it really time for real estate investors to get back in the game? we have two top experts to break it down. more "money" coming your way. clients are always learning more to make their money do more. (ann) to help me plan myext move, i take scottrade's free, in-branch seminars... plus, their live webinars. i use daily market commentary to improve my strategy. and my local scottrade office guides my learning every step of the way. because they know i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. i'm with scottrade. (announcer) scottrade... ranked "highest in customer loyalty for brokerage and investment companies." you will lose 3 sets of keys 4 cell phones 7 socks and 6 weeks of sleep but one thing you don't want to lose is any more teeth. if you wear a partial, you are almost twice as likely to lose your supporting teeth. new poligrip and polident for partials 'seal and protect' helps minimize stress, which may damage supporting teeth, by stabilizing your partial. and 'c
we're going to take a look what is behind the decline and some new data shines a rosy light on the housing market but is it really time for real estate investors to get back in the game? we have two top experts to break it down. more "money" coming your way. clients are always learning more to make their money do more. (ann) to help me plan myext move, i take scottrade's free, in-branch seminars... plus, their live webinars. i use daily market commentary to improve my strategy. and my...
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if we start to see some disappointing results and not so rosy outlooks, could that be a trigger for the selloff? >> absolutely. you could see a pullback. it was probably pulled forward into the fourth quarter of 2012. ahead of potential tax increases. companies are looking for growth. they are looking for growth companies and they are not trading out particularly high prices. i expect activity to pick up a sizable lead in the on. less supply of equity capital, more demand for it. that is usually a good sign for the market. ashley: so much being said about the fed's role. we are living in an artificial world. the u.s. is in a bubble inflated by the fed. do you think there is some truth in that? >> you know, i think david is on the one hand pretty pessimistic. it is an interesting statistic. it is probably true. the more you torture them, the more they say what you tuesday. on the other hand, i do not think bernanke wants to repeat the mistakes in the late 90s. all of federal reserve banks have all the chips in the middle of the table to stimulate. they will have to engineer a soft landin
if we start to see some disappointing results and not so rosy outlooks, could that be a trigger for the selloff? >> absolutely. you could see a pullback. it was probably pulled forward into the fourth quarter of 2012. ahead of potential tax increases. companies are looking for growth. they are looking for growth companies and they are not trading out particularly high prices. i expect activity to pick up a sizable lead in the on. less supply of equity capital, more demand for it. that is...
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tracy: what would grow this beautiful rosy picture off? what could derail your little plan here? >> my biggest concern is the goings on in the middle east with syria. as well as, concern about the rhetoric coming out of north korea. just making the oil market service. >> yes. another reason we need to rely on our own oil..3 ashley: if you do not want to drive, how about going on a cruise. it seems to be smooth sailing for the cruise industry these days. business seems to be fine. >> consumer confidence, though, it did suffer because of all the negative publicity in recent months. the cruise ship industry was expecting from its paying passengers. one of the three ships and port today is behind me. all three ships leaving in the next hour. all three of them will be full. royal caribbean posting a big first quarter this year. carnival cruise lines also posting a good first quarter. of $37 million over last year. "looking to the remainder of the year and the obvious question, yes, the coverage has been frustrating and, yes, it has probably impacted us a bit, but, no, it has not been
tracy: what would grow this beautiful rosy picture off? what could derail your little plan here? >> my biggest concern is the goings on in the middle east with syria. as well as, concern about the rhetoric coming out of north korea. just making the oil market service. >> yes. another reason we need to rely on our own oil..3 ashley: if you do not want to drive, how about going on a cruise. it seems to be smooth sailing for the cruise industry these days. business seems to be fine....
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according to my next guest these are based on rosy economic projections and budget gimmicks. former head of cbo and president of american action for rum, douglas holtz-eakin. we heard the president said the budget will grow the economy and create jobs and hard work pays. what is your take on it? >> that was his 2009 budget i think. or was that his 2010? 2011? 2012? look, if you put aside the social security proposal which there should be real discussion, this is very similar to his previous budgets. the economic assumptions aring a press sieve. his budget has the economy growing more rapidly in the near term than does cbo. despite that has lower interest rates. that is a way to have budgetary savings. his budget has the usual games on budget gimmicks what we count as usual spending we don't have it explain. we'll pay doctors more in medicaid and now explain how we do it. if you strip all that away and look at a apples-to-apples comparison you will find that house budget cuts, $4.6 trillion over the next 10 years and balances. the senate budget cuts, $600 billion over the next
according to my next guest these are based on rosy economic projections and budget gimmicks. former head of cbo and president of american action for rum, douglas holtz-eakin. we heard the president said the budget will grow the economy and create jobs and hard work pays. what is your take on it? >> that was his 2009 budget i think. or was that his 2010? 2011? 2012? look, if you put aside the social security proposal which there should be real discussion, this is very similar to his...